Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Tas Greens"
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1.1KArticleCustodial Inspector Demands Reform in Youth Transport
The critical issue of child safety and unacceptable practices in the transportation of young people in custody is revealed in the following...
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More Florfenicol Use Proposed for East Coast
Tassal’s application to use the antibiotic florfenicol at its Okehampton Bay salmon lease off Triabunna raises questions for East Coast residents and...
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16 Days Global Push – End Gender Violence Now
As the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence begins, Tasmania is at the centre of national discussions on family and...
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Asbestos Safety Failures Exposed Across Schools
Education Minister Jo Palmer MHA faces renewed scrutiny following revelations that her department issued incomplete safety guidance on handling asbestos-contaminated sand, with...
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Gaffney Calls for Conscience Vote on Divisive Stadium
Transcript of address to Legislative Council – Mike Gaffney, MLC for Mersey, 4 November 2025 Macquarie Point Stadium – Conscience Vote [9.17...
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‘Unacceptable’ and a ‘Sham’ – Salmon Inquiry Terms
Independent MP Peter George flatly rejected the government’s proposed Terms of Reference (TOR) for a salmon industry study, calling it a “total...
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Stadium’s Cost Threatens Trust, Vision and Social Fabric
The upcoming 4 November 2025 parliamentary vote on the new Macquarie Point stadium has plunged Tasmania into a political crisis defined by...
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Australia’s Democracy Stuck in Colonial-Era System
This opinion piece from Steve Loring argues Australia’s Westminster parliamentary system has become an outdated relic unable to meet modern citizen expectations....
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Party Leaders Must Allow Free Vote on Polarising Stadium
Independent member for Mersey, Mike Gaffney MLC, shares his opinion on the contentious Macquarie Point Stadium project which he declares demands a...
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TasTAFE Cuts Collide With Million-Dollar Arts Funding
TasTAFE’s plan to eliminate courses in visual arts, music, design and media—along with the highly skilled staff who run them—has been slammed...
